You are creating it so you know what you have taken out and what you have put in. If they dont match then your iso is corrupted or modified in some way so delete it.įinally, NTLite allows you to create your own customised iso's. File Hash/Checksums are availible all over the web so if you download from an official source, trusted source or unknown source always check the checksum. Only use official sources for your iso's. Dont be fooled by these 'lite' iso's, you dont know what they have taken out and worst of all you do not know what they may have put in.ĭownloading of lite home brewed iso's is frowned upon by most of the online community. If any website is charging for a 'Lite' ISO or Offline Installer then it is very likely to be a scam. A Home N edition will be a bit smaller than a Professional non N edition and will suit many home users.Īnything pretending to be Windows 10 'Lite' is usually a home brewed iso that used a 3rd party tool to shrink it.
Then there are the N and KN(Korean N) editions that are missing some media features. Some editions are smaller by design, Home edition will not have some of the advanced features of Enterprise and Professional editions. The only official Lite(ish) version of Windows 10 is the Enterprise S LTSB(Long Term Service Branch) edition which is not availible to home users as it has licensing restrictions.
